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Mick Flavin returns to Mohill
Mohill is gearing up for an exciting Summer Festival from Thursday, August 1 to Sunday, August 4.
The festival opens with Joe Finnegan on August 1 at 11.15am.
Derek Ryan will take to the stage in St Mary's Church Mohill on Thursday night at 8pm. Tickets are €25.
On Friday, August 2 there are day activities before Eleanor Shanley and Mike Hanrahan perform in St Mary's church. Tickets are €20. You can buy tickets in Paul's of Mohill and Mulvey's Carrick-on-Shannon.
On Saturday, August 3 the kids will take part in the U7 and U9 blitz before the Children's Fancy Dress at 5pm.
Then The King of Country Music Mick Flavin will perform a free concert from Glebe Street car park at 8.30pm.
Mick Flavin is a big hit for a reason, he always delivers!
Sunday is a fun day in Mohill with a Family Sports Day in the afternoon.
Rock out to Late Nite Radio in Clarke's carpark for a free concert from 9.30pm.
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